January 29, 2024

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

BRONX, NY— On January 23, 2024, Council Member Eric Dinowitz’s office took an active role in New York City’s annual HOPE Count, organized by the Department of Social Services (DSS), to address the pressing issue of homelessness in our city.

From midnight to 2:30 AM, Council Member Dinowitz and his team hit the streets to engage with unsheltered individuals, contributing essential data to this vital initiative. By participating in the HOPE Count, Council Member Dinowitz underscores his commitment to understanding and addressing the challenges faced by our homeless neighbors.

“Participating in NYC’s HOPE Count goes beyond data collection; it’s about showing our dedication to serving every resident, regardless of their housing situation,” said Council Member Dinowitz. “My team and I prioritize this kind of hands-on approach because it allows us to make a real impact in our communities.”

The insights gathered during the HOPE Count are instrumental in shaping policies, directing resources, and providing assistance to those in need. Council Member Dinowitz extends his appreciation to all volunteers and participants for their dedication to this crucial cause.

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